Working (Octopi) Image needed for Rapsberry Pi Zero W // Prusa-Print Image (Prusaprint.zip) CRC failure - File corrupt
Hi all, I want to install a Raspberry Pi Zero W on my MK3S+. I received already my RPB Zero W, and i tried to download the "unsupported" image Prusaprint.zip from the prusa homepage. Any file i try to download fails when I want to open it. there is a CRC error, so the file seems to be corrupt.
Is anyone able to share a working image for the Raspberry Pi Zero W, so that i can try to setup my solution?
Many thanks in advance.
Werner
RE: Working (Octopi) Image needed for Rapsberry Pi Zero W // Prusa-Print Image (Prusaprint.zip) CRC failure - File corrupt
Hi Diem,
thanks for your feedback. I already found the download on the Octoprint homepage, but there they recommend not using a Pi Zero W.
I wanted to get the pre-configured Image from Prusa. They did a image with all the parameters correctly set already. It's called Prusaprint.zip and you can find it on the Prusa Homepage. That's the file or Image which i try to get.
Only problem, the prusaprint.zip file you can download from the prusa homepage seems to be corrupt, as i cant open it with any ZIP, RAR file as it always ends with an CRC error during extraction. Maybe someone can share this file with me?
BR.
Werner
RE: Working (Octopi) Image needed for Rapsberry Pi Zero W // Prusa-Print Image (Prusaprint.zip) CRC failure - File corrupt
But that version will be massively out of date and wouldn't be recommended to use.
RE: Working (Octopi) Image needed for Rapsberry Pi Zero W // Prusa-Print Image (Prusaprint.zip) CRC failure - File corrupt
Hi Neophyl,
so you recommend, to make a image from scratch i supose 😉
BR.
Werner
thanks for your feedback. I already found the download on the Octoprint homepage, but there they recommend not using a Pi Zero W.
When the Prusa-Print image was created a Pi Zero W was OK for the task but Octoprint has developed dramatically since then and the Zero W is no longer enough. But they do say the Pi Zero 2 W is more than capable.
Installing from scratch is painless.
Cheerio,